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A DishonasfClerix-

BRooKLyN. Jan. 28--William B. Waisworth,
formerly clerk in the city works department.,
600. He had victimized a large number OF
friends by inducing them to lend him money or
the suppositon that ho had certain advantages
in the matter of investments in property which
was TO be sold for arrears of taxes. He is forty.
five years old ana has deserted his wife and chill
dren.
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Sale of Worsteds and woolens.

New YORK, Jan. 28-Over 5000 pieces or
heavy and medium weight fine worsteds and
woolens. the product of the Conshohockon and
Marystown mills, were sold, to-day, at auction.
Tie attendance was large and the bidding at
times spirited The prices realized were low
Goods which, it was said, cost So yard to man.
ufacture, sold at from 81 25 to $L67 The
largest iobbing and clothing-manufacturing
houses in the country were the buyers
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Cable Notes.

It is expected that the result of the McGlynn
affair will bc that the Pope will address an en-
cylicai letter to the Catholics in America, de-
fnine the attitude of the church toward the ris-
ing tide of democracy.
The secretary of the Hebrew dramatic club
which was giving an entertainment at the hall
in Spitalfelds street, London, in which panic
occurred; on Jan. 18, resulting in the loss of
several lives, has testified that the panic was
caused by the action of the secretary Of rival
club.
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Lieutenant Greely.
70 the lndiauanolia Iournay.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, JAN 28-One Of the most as'
siiuous of the afternoon callers is Lieutenant
Greedy, of arctic seas fame. His pale and in
tel!ectual-looking face can be seen every place
where the giddy crowd most do congregate.
His appearance is in marked contrast with the
vapid-looking youths who generally mako up
most of the masculine element at the from to
"at homes" could hardly help thinking, as
looked at him last night, intently listening al
local literary society, Of what an enormous
contrast there was between his position some.
thing less than three years ago. lying starving
and without hope in the awful ices of the north,
and sitting in easy contentment amid surround
ings the most luxurious. He said to a friend,
late last night, that for the past year his flesh
had been like that of infants This remark
was called forth by his having Immediately be-
fore accidentally knocked his hand against the
banister, and, although the impact was not vio4
lent, bit of flesh was completely knocked of.
Ambition has its deadly price sometimes.
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Senator Fairs Son Distin nguishes Himself
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Jan. pa lively shooting af-
fair occurred tonight, about 10 o'clock, in the
bar-room of Welckers. Senator Fairs son,
James G. Fair. jr, was in the cafe, when ex-
Congressman Page, of California came in. and
the young man asked him to drink. Page re-
fused, and young Fair drew a pistol and fred.
Page, luckily. hit the pistol, and the ball struck
the ceiling. Pago took the pistol away from the
Senator'S son, and the latter was taken by
couple of servants across the street to his hotel
and put to bed.
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Failure of a Knox County Farmer.
Special the indianapolis Journal.
VINcENNEs, Ind, Jan. 28-Col A. G.. Sloo. a
farmer, to-day assigned. His liabilities approx
mate $50, 900.
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ment of Congress. It is understood that the
change in Office involves decided increase in
salary, the exact amount of which is not stated.
The salary Of Treasurer is SO. .000
per year. The new Office it is said, will
pay at least $4,000 per year. Mr..
Jordan regards the Treasurer's salary as wholly
the Office, and does not think it proper that the
extra services rendered by that officer for the
national banks and sinking-fund commissioner
for the District of Columbia should continue td
be rendered gratis, as under the present system.
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APRunENT man is like hin, his head pee-
vents him from gong too far TO prevent a
cough from, going too far, we should say: Use
Dr. Bus.s Eeugh Syrup
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 28.-The Comptroller Of
the Currency, to-day, declared a fourth dividend
of 10 per cent in favor Of the creditors OF the
Richmond National Bank, of Richmond Ind,
amounting to $365S6 The total amount paid
on proved claims is $3G5. .S6l.
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Chinese Aid for Charleston.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28-The consulgeneral
of the United States at Shanghai reports that
81, 260 has been contributed by Chinese in that
city for the Charleston sufferers Wien the
particulars of the earthquake reached Shanghai,
American residents there at once made up =
fund among themselves, and it was suggested
that the consul general should linvte the Chi
nese to suscribe, but this officer refused, on the
ground that the indescribable suffering caused
in northern China by floods demanded the at
tention of charitable Chinese throughout the
empire. In Shanghai especially had calls for
aid been most generously responded to. Not
wifhstanding this, certain Chinese gentlemen
took it upon themselves to solicit subscriptions
for Charleston, and raised the ahovenamed
sum, which was placed in the sul-generals
hands to be forwarded
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Wedding Out tho Republicans.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON. Jan. 28.Richard A. Durnan,
OF Connersville, who, FIVE years ago, resigned the
honors of prosecuting ,attorneyship and the
profits of liberal law practice to accept spe-
cial examinership ir the Pension Office at 81 600
year, has resigned. For some time Mr.. Dur.
nan was located in Colorado and elsewhere id
the extreme West, but has been in the Office id
this city for about year. He was ar excellent
officer, but is a Republican.
Lucien H. Richardson and Harman L. Miller,
also of Indiana, have resigned from similar posi-.
tions in the Pension Office There seems to be
general wedding out Of all old and faithful Re-
publicans IN the Pension Office. Commissioners
Black is applying fine tooth comb now, and
means to catch them ALL
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SKIN T0RTURBS
9hat Defy all Other Remedies
Speedily Cured by
Cuticura.

JyUMILIATING Ernptions, Itching and Burning
III Skin Tortures. Loathsone Sores. and every
species of Itching, Scaly Pimply Inherited Scrofu
lous and Contagious Diseases of the Blood. Skin and
Scalp. with Loss of Hair from infancy to old age,
positively by Cuticura, the Great Skin Cure,
and Cutieura Soap, exquisite Skin Beautifer.
ternally and Cuticura Resovent, the New Blood Puri
Ger internally.
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that the closing OF German markets to foreign
buyers might result in an excessive drain upon
the Austrian markets.
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ITCHING DISEASES CURED.

ITCHING DISEASES CURED.
Cucura stands at the head of it's Glass; especially
this the with the Cutcura Soap. Have had an
unusually good sale this summer. owing to the prev
nanse OF an aggravated form OF itch through some
dies proved satisfactory.
W. L. HARDIGG, Druggist.
Uniontown, KY.
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COVERED WITH SORES.

(. 1have been afflicted since last March with Skin
disease the doctors call Eczema. Ny face COW
cred with scabs and sores aud the itching and burn
ing almost unbearable Seeing your Cuticura
Remedies highly recommended, concluded to give
them trial, using the Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
externally and Resolvent internally for four months
call myself cured, in gratitude for which l make
this public statement.
MRS CLARA A. FREDERICK
Broad Brook. Conn
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Garland and the Interstate Bill.


NEW YORK, Jan. 28-The Tribune reprints
extracts from speeches made by Mr.. Garland in
1885, in the Senate. in which he denied the con-
stitutioEality of the interstate commerce bill
then pending in Congress. and which was the
same in substance as the bill which has recently
passed both houses The Tribune says that if
Mr.. Garland recommends the bill to the Presi-
dents approval, he will. as Attorney general,
deliberately contradict his own earnest utter
ances as Senator
A Washington dispatch says: THE Attorney
general has received telegrams from Chauncey
Nj. Depew, president of the New York Central
railroad, and other officials, asking that they
may be heard in opposition to the interstate-com-
merce bill before the President acts upon it
The Attorney general replied by telegraph de-
clining the suggestion of oral presentation: but
saying he would be glad to receive briefs of theg
arguments during this week."
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SCALP, FACE, EARS AND NECK.

SCALP, FACE, EARS AND NECK. 5
] was afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp, Face,
Ears and Neck which the druggist where 1 got your
remedies pronounced Of the worst that had
come under his notice. He advised me to try your
Cutcura Remedies and after five days use M scalp
and part of my face iirely cured, and hope
10 another week to have my ears neck and the other
part of my face cured HERMAN SLADE.
12O East Fourth street New York
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Rev. T. S. BROOKE. Clarksburs. W. Va,
cared chicken cholera with st. Jacobs Oil.
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OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
III DrrsON & CO.. e67 Broadway. New York
1RAND HOTEL,

INDIANAPOLIS. md.
Lasin.a e elevator and all modern convenionces
eatsx Z ,'aote %, OF the city aud strcty frst-cass
100 Y3 and s3 so per day, the latter price
uAtl GEO. H. PFINGSr, Proorieto<.
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A Protest from the Suffragists.

WASHINGTON, Jan. pa committee consist
ing of Mrs. L. D. Blake, of New York; Mrs.
Matilda ]. Gage. of New York. Mrs. May
Wright Sewall, of Indiana; Mrs. Clara B. Colby,
OF Nebraska: Mrs. Mary s. Howell, Of Albany,
N. Y, and Mrs. Caroline G.. Rogers, Of New
York, appointed for the purpose by the National
Woman Suffrage Association. called on the
President to-day and presented a memorial ask
ing him to veto the Edmunds bill. or the Tucker
substitute therefor, whichever shall pass Con-
gress, proposing to disfranchise the non-polyga-
nous women of Utah. The President said he
would give the memorial his careful copsidera-
tion. He recognized that it was a serioas mat
ter to disfranchise any class.
The president of the association to-day re-
ceived a telegram from Kansas stating that
the municipal suffrage bill had passed the Sen.
ate of that State by vote of 25 to 13
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CuTICURA REMEDIES

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THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and Replies-Odds and Ends
Information.

Comrades Queries and Replles-Odds and Ends or
Information.
TComrades answering these INQUIRIES are re-
quesled 10 write directly To the persons asking for
the information. and not 10 Tux NATIONAL TRIB-
uEE
n. A. Lalhrop. New Bedford, H. wants the address
Of Joel Il. BOOz, who was captured with him near
BrownsbOrO, Ala. on June G, ls6i.-Daniel W.
MorehOuse, Underhill. Vt, would like the adj
dresses of Julius BushHway and Guy IIane- both
Of the lst VI. Cav.--Fn4nk Switzer, Botkins o.
wants the names anu addresses of some Of Tie
comrades Of 60. n, 81 Ohio Mexican war-W III
Jones. BIidgepuTt. H.. wants thc address Of C.,l
w. III. Rhoads, Jllh lil-Mrs. Elizabeth Frank
lin. Urbaua, Kan would like the address of DR.
John Mott. Surgeon Of the 18th Ky. Cav. aud ls5lh
Ohio at Owenshor0, KY, Ina lsG5.--Mrs ThomAs
HUNarh, lOls South Twenty second street Phila-
dephia. Pa, would like the address Of any mem
Der @i Co h, 2yih Pa. who MAS mustered out wh hen
tllc regiment WIS la ls6b.-D. "A. JeulSinz Cam
bridge o., wants the addresses Of any comrldrs Of
Co. d. Ssh Ohio, who were on detail duty IA Mary
land during the summer OF i565.--B s-tearns
Silver Creek, y. y, wants tLe addresses Of John
Fuller Aaron Is. Franklin and Frank Tinney ali
Of Co u, Sd Mioh Ggy.--John A. Taylor, Co. H.
eth Cal Cheholis. W. T.. wants 20 know the
whereabouts Of Cris Berry aud David Terwiliger
IL Co. IA, sth Cal--AiTs. <. J. Moore, Kensington
o.. wishes the names aud addresses Of some - .
soldiers who were comrades of samuel Moore Co
lI, l35ih Pa--o. II. Brown, ~. Joseph Mo ,
wants the addresses 81 Capt. CLARK Rise. Co C.
I@hh Ohio, and Capt. Elmer Moses, co. Il. i25th
Ohio; also, DIR. McilrHry. surgeon Of same r,ui-
mrut.--H y. Foster, Buck hart Mo- wants the
address 81 1aii. hcusicy. Co q, sth 40. =. NJ
Noah Frame Denote, lad, wants tl4e address Of
Allen Frame l2Sh Iud---C. ~ Lancaster Win
terse1, Iowa, desires the address 81 pr Reed who
lad charge Of the hospital a. Benton Barracks 81
Louis. Ward 3. in ir6S.---Johii y. giu-on. Co
23d Mo, Middleton. Washington Co. Ore wishes
Tie name aid address Oft the Rrgimenln Surgeon of
thy 2id Mo; also, surgeon in charge at benton
barracks, No, January aud February, ISL
Charles 4. CLARK. Boise city. Idaho. would like 10
bear from some comrades Of ca. 4. 9th Mimi
A. BohOuan, Box -, Arlington lights Mass
would like the address Of Ashton Non. Lieutenant
Co. j, 9Th At.--i-. A. Bou-mAn, Germantown %
Nsnts the addresses 81 Capt. Frcdenfelt aud Capt
koowaich, both Of Co ]. oath n. "; also, Capt
Krause. I'd ID. q.
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When your blood is impoverished the remedy
Is at hand. Take Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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keystone Capital Boy"-Ncttie u. Harrison.
Fremont. Ohio. Mae Luckey, daughter Of 90.
l.. 81 Ohio, Gilmore. O.; Ida Fre-e. Elmore. d.;
Mary Il. Cookery. 80 Baxter street, South Boston.
Mass; Maggie o. Toole l16 III zateth street South
Boston. Mass; Myrtle Peppel. Colony, Kan; Ele-
more V. Morreli, Bridgeton. y. J.
Letters: With young ladies aud gentlemen
Geo. W. Hilfnger. % Central Park. Rochester, n.
Y. With soldiers daughters under ls.-Geo. b.
William stckman John Loveit. Piltsfeid, III. and
Addison T. Brunson Benily, Ill.
The Carious Corner.
Answers TO questions will not be published with
In two or three weeks after questions appear. SO
all viii have a chance To send replies. and receive
honorable mention with the number answered.
The word Nebraska is OF Indian origin, and sig
miles shallow water"
Commodus. Roman Emperor. A. ID. 5000. di-
versified his amuSements 10y dressing bcggars ike
giants and monsters aud gave them sponges 10
throw at him while he beat them 10 death.
Elhelred. the Saxon King. was named I'm
ready because he WAS unprepared 10 drive oil the
invading Danes. but bought them of with money.
]. Who was IIaroun- al llaschd?-John Hoskins,
jr., Iitts.ield, III.
2 When does the history Of England begin? g.
Who introduced Christianity into the British lsesT
4. What great battle was fought 1866, aud by
whomg 5. Who was the Red King, what was his
character, and who reigned after him? G. Who
secured for Charles VII the throne OF France?-
Winnie t. Scott, Wolcott. VT.
z. What State H. the first born of the ordinance OF
I1s?-Grace Craig, Columbus, q.
BIBLE BRIGADE.
There are $1,000 promises i'm the Bible. Solomon
said: p" IL is better to dwell in the housetop than
with a brawling woman in wide house" There
are plenty of others Of the same opinion.
The love Of Jonathan for David surpassed the
love Of women. Jonathan aud David in sacred
history, and Damon and Pythias in profane history
are the exalted types Of friendship between man
and man.
The prophet jeremiah was sunk in n loathsome
dungeon because he would not falsify the words
OF God to please evil being.
1. Who were the first Gentle conyerts:-John
uoskins ir.
2. Where is white Of an egg mentioned I'm the
Bible? -Four chrome cards for each correct an
swer.-J. II. Morris, 525 Commerce street, Phila-
deiphia. Pa.
3. Who the grandfather of Moses? Where
did lac die. and at what age? 4. What king offered
sacrifice %. 900 oxen and 10000 sheepg-Mrs.
Nj. J. Leach, Wolcott VT
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A LIheraI ORer.

Wilmot Castle, of Rochester. N. Y, is Offering
To send a 1919 Automatic Steam Cooker, with
valuable outfit, free To all who are willing to
Introduce them in their locality. Competent
judges say that no kitchen in the land is COM
plete without one of these cookers. Apply 10
him at once for particulars.
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; viii oonlinu, Ine rnynne

We will continue the rhyme
With thai iiltle boy anu a. III. burg0yne.
And Grace &. Barnet. Cora Bean,
With ~ q. Adams, OF kai-ns. Saline;
Then GilO Harper, BefIe :. Leach,
And billie PachiiIOlr Mith "a. Lou beach.
There's N. hale anu Grace Lnscii,
Also Eddie, Mum aud -. V. Rupcl.
al. l.. slack. Josie l.. Nse, Airu Pai Macy,
Whose bnogue Tor Bridget Wac very racy;
Media bragg hud ikena "a. Huber.
With Walter MuncAaus.. a iild ills big tuDer.
Now Win Mia Eaiiou aud FrOi ae AoauK
ia close with a. l.. AAIsL. and mol be hafsl
On guy Of the bTosiiers az SISTERS
Who haven given az SO may puzzle twi-ter,
* lan Mu.k
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Albert Hancioh son of veteran. Howard, Neb;
K * La FonlAine. daughter $50 Ill. Mary Ida
Boyer, Claysvile, o.. daughter Co. A, l5th OHIO;
Eva Garrett. Grants Mlals daughter 60. al. ID
Cons. "a. A.,4W. q. Wiley, Oak hand CrOss-roRdz,
Pa Harry A. iairey. Gibson Citg, lll., Go. a.
% m. Cav: Geo. Is. boutwell,, i27tb ll. Pair
bank, Iowa Kansas Gir' auugher llth Mo-;
Udell Jatnes Mssiucrburn Co. q. ,l n. ". Lake
View Midi; Ara Josephine Deitis. Havana lil.;
Eleanor v. Maui, BTlageton. y. j., John Cornell,
Rockford, W. r.; Eva Pope. Hope, Oak.
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